The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 28, 1898, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1898. (o} 11 AMBROSE WANTS TO - PULL P THOSE RAILS Street Superintendent Will Obey the Instructions of the Supervisors. He Scores the Street Railway Monopoly for Maintaining a Nuisance on Market Street. < b¢ Au.| fio,RFe supposed to'be less impulsive and | 1€ to do the Jave to obey arket street in a | necessarily | oughfare. Such a condition of affairs would not be tolerated twenty-four hours in any Eastern city, and the Eastern peo- | ss liable to take matters in their own hands than we are. "It seems to me the Market-street Rall- way Company—for what purpose I can- not imagine—is {mpeiled by a strong de- | Sire to retard the progress of the city. They declare they will not remove the | superfluous rails, ‘and that they will not put down bituminous pavement between | and two feet each side of their tracks. If the corporation had a particle of ublic | spirit in it there would be no delay in the work of improving Market street and making it one of the most beautiful thor- | oughfares in the United States. | In its present state our main street is | a dlsgrace instead of a credit to us, and | there is no reason for it, except that the | city is in the grasp of an avaricious and | stubborn monopoly. “Why, think of it—the fifth city of America and the metropolis of the Pa- cific Coast, with greater per capita wealth than any city of the country, has the | Wworst streets. We boast of our progress- | fveness and enterprise, and thousands of | travelers cross the continent and come all the way from Europe to visit us every year, but what a shock they must re- | ceive when they go for a drive along Mar- | ket street. | “1 am very glad, indeed, that the Board | of Supervisors has acted decisively, and | I sincerely hope that the resolution will | be sustained by the court. I presume the | | rafilway company’s attorneys wil dig up | an_innumerable number of technicallties | and endeavor in every way possible to ob- struct the much needed reform, and op- pose the wishes of all our citizens.” “How long will it take you to tear up the outer track from Second to Sixth | street?’ asked the reporter. “In less than half a day,” replied Mr. Ambrose. “When the time ‘comes for me to act there wil be no delay. I will put a large force of men on the job, and when they get at those rails they wil come up in a hurry. T have consulted my attorney and shall be governed by opinjon. He has been looking up the statutes for sev- THE ALAMEDA CONVENTION Third District Republi- cans Will Meet ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 APPORTIONMENT OF DELEGATES SAME AS STATE. The County Committees to Determine Whether There Will Be Sepa- rate Primaries and Delegates. Oakland Office San Francisco Call, 908 Broadway, July 27. The convention of the Republican Third Congressional District will be held in this city Saturday morning, August 20, at 11 o’clock. This was declded upon by the Congressional committee this forenoon at thelr meeting held in the office of Robert Edgar, 969 Broadway. The com- mittee consists of the following named gentlemen: At large—W. H. Friend. Forty-sixth Assembly District—George Oakes. Forty-seventh—T. W. Lydecker. Forty-eighth—C. L. Ingler. Forty-ninth—W. W. Morrison. Fiftieth—J. E. Farnum. Fifty-first—Robert Edgar. Glenn County—J. K. Kendricks. Solano County—J. J. Luchsinger. Contra Costa County—W. A. Hall. Colusa County—J. W. Browning. Yolo County—E. H. Archer. Lake County—W. B. Collier. They were slow in getting together. Mr. Edgar held the proxy of W. A. Hall of Contra Costa County and Mr. Friend that of J. W. Browning of Colusa. The absentees were T. W. Lydecker of the Forty-seventh and C. L. Ingler of the Forty-ei, mbly Districts and W. B. Collier of Lake County. The room con- tained many politicians, who dropped in to see what action would be taken. Among them were Messrs. A. E. Bolton, William Nat Friend, Emil Nusbaumer, W. H. Henshaw, F. C. Clift, W. W. Cam- ron, Willlam Moller, W. H. H. Hussey, G. D, Metcalf, R. J. Boyer, T. T. Dargie, Charles Mautalen, G. A. Rudolph, C. H. Miller, Paul Schaeffer and Frank Arm- strong. Chairman Friend stated that the com- mittee had been called together in re- sponse to the action of the Republican State Central Committee, and Secretary Edgar read the proceedings of the State Committee relative to the action of the Congressional Committee and its powers. Mr. Friend announced that the only thing to be done was the f#xing of the time and nlace for the convention and | the apportionment of delegates. MISS HAINES NOT MURDERED The Autopsy Disclosed No Trace of Poison. SUSPICION NOW AT REST THE WOMAN’S DEATH DUE TO NATURAL CAUSES. Charges of Underhand Work Made During Excitement Are Retract- ed and the Trouble Is Over. BERKELEY, July 27.—Mrs. D. Allison, whose name was seriously implicated by rumors regarding the poisoning of Miss Mabel Haines, is now entirely free from the grave charge indirectly preferred against her by the mother of the unfortu- nate girl. Mr. Allison as soon as he found that Mrs. Haines harbored suspi- cions concerning his wife's action insisted upon & post-mortem examina- tion. This Coroner Baldwin granted and ordered the autopsy to be held this morn- ing. As a result the accusations made last night are proved to be totally un- founded. Drs. Payne, Rowell and Gladding, who conducted the examination at 10:30 o’clock this morning, were at first disposed to in- cline toward the theory that carbolic acid had been taken, as the color and condi- tion of the dead girl's lips seemed to show unmistakable evidence of the use of the acid. But a thorough investigation falled to disclose any traces whatever of car- bolic acid or any other poison. This con- clusfon was reached by the physicians shortly before noon, and was submitted to the Coroner’s inquest, held this even- ing. The apparent mystery surrounding Miss Halnes’ sudden death, and the fact that it was at first associated with the murder of Edgar Halsey by Stacey Rodgers some months ago, Is accordingly all cleared up. The Halsey affair did not occur at the house in which Miss Haines aied but at her brother’s residence, some blocks away. The shooting in that case was over the domestic employed at the house, and did not concern any memoer of the Haines family. Dr. Allen's ground for slgn'i‘f the cer- tificate of the death of Miss Haines was confirmed by the doctors who conducted the post mortem examination this morn- ing. They reported that death was due to natural causes. Miss Haines is known to have been subject to attacks of vio- BOLTERS T0 BOLT AGAIN Meeting of the Populist County Committee. FIGHT FOR CHAIRMANSHIP GREGORY’S ELECTION WILL CAUSE SEPARATION. Ex-Assemblyman Bretz Gives a Brief Prophecy on the Meeting to " Be Held To-Morrow Night. Oakland Office San Francisco Call, 908 Broadway, July 27. The new Populist County Central Com- mittee will meet in Judge Clift’s court room to-morrow evening for the pur- poses of permanently organizing and transacting such other business as may be brought up for consideration. There promises to be a warm time over the chalrmanship. D. T. Fowler is tem- porary chairman and at the time he was selected he was in favor of coalition; he said that it would be suicidal to put up an independent ticket, and made compli- mentary references to Judge Maguire. He also participated In the famous caucus at Sacramento. Since his nomination by the bolters for Shanahan’s running mate, he, has taken a natural turn of mind, and the out-and-out Maguire ‘“Pops’’ are anx- jous to see F. J. Gregory elected per- manent chairman. Gregory has no hesitancy in declaring that he would be justified, under the cir- cumstances, in accepting the chairman- ship. “My election would be a vindication of my position,” sald Mr. Gregory to a Call reporter to-day, “and a fitting rebuke to such men as Bretz, who are not in har- mony with the best interests of the party. Most assuredly, I look for a harmonious meeting. The bolters cannot get control of the committee, and, of course, the cannot consistently remain in our camp.’’ The bolters will make every effort to capture the chairmanship for J. C. Hstey. “If we have the majority Estey will be our man,” said ex-Assemblyman Bretz, “but if the Buckley push and ‘Mollle Maguires’ hold the majority, Gregory will get it. We will leave and meet in my office in the old Moffitt block, where we will permanently organize as the only Populist County Committee. The fusion- ists stole our convention at Sacramento. Two State Supreme Courts have decided | that a fusion ticket is not partisan and must go on by petition and partake of a Agler posted a notice in hte offices at the | West Oakland yards announcing briefly | that on the first of the monta E. A. Gil- bert would be master car repairer of the western divislon and foreman of the Oak- | land carshops.” | The notice in question announces that | Mr. Gilbert has been appointed an assist- ant to Mr. Ludlow, and that he is the master car inspector instead of repairer of the division. The Enquirer then pro- ceeds to find & place for Mr .udlow, and several others are changed in the shak up. None of these changes are antic pated, and Mr. Ludlow was greatly an- noyed to-night by a visit from numerous | friends, who offered their condolence. Mr. | Ludlow will remain in his position, and | welcomes an assistant in the person of | Mr. Gilbert. BOMBARDED BY TWO AMERICAN WARSHIPS Tunas de Saza Shelled and Spaniards | Return the Fire—Blanco Gives | a Swell Banquet. Spectal cable to The Call and the New York Herald. Copyrighted, 188, by James Gor- don’ Bennett. HAVANA, July 27.—Two American warships yesterday bombarded Tunas de Saza. The Spanish artillery an- swered fire. General Blanco to-night gave a ban- quet in honor of the foreign military | attaches and members of his general | staff. The commander of the French | warship d'Estaing, now in the harbor, | was invited to the banquet and so were the foreign consuls. On account of ill- ness the French Consul was unable to attend. General Blanco was assist- ed in receiving his guests by General Arolas, Military Governor of Havana. During the banquet the army band played. SPANISH TRANSPORTS SAIL FOR SANTIAGO Embarkation of Prisoners for Home Is Expected to Begin in a Few Days. WASHINGTON, July 27.—It is ex- pected that the embarkation of the Spanish prisoners will begin very soon. The Alicante sailed yesterday from Martinique and the hospital ship San Augustine sailed to-day. The Isla Luzon and the Isla Panaya sailed from Cadiz to-day for Santiago. The Leon XIII, the Salrustigen, the Cavo- donja and the Colon, all at Cadiz, are expected to sail very soon. The capac- ity of these several ships is 14,830 men. It will be observed that none of these ships were in Mexican ports, as had been reported. PERU WELCOMES THE JAPANESE MINISTER Spectal cable to The Call and the New York Herald. Copyrighted, 1898, by James Gor- don Bennett. LIMA, Peru, July 27.—President Plerola received the Japanese Minister in public this_afternoon. There was an immense | crowd present. The Minister made a | speech in Spanish. | Stiver Plated U |-c AUCTION SALES. INDIANA AUCTION COMPANY. Furniture and Merchandise of All Kinds Bought for Cash—Money Advanced on Commission AUCTION SALE S THE BALDWIN CANDY STORE, TO-MORROW. FRIDAY... The 2th day of July, 1898. At 11 O'Clock A. M., at %2 MARKET ST., Under the Baldwin Hotel. We will, by order of Mr. SIMON BLUM, on account of his partner's death, sell either as a whole or by plecemeal, THE MAGNIFICE FIXTURES STOCK, Which Has Cost Over $10,000. ontents: ONE SODA FOUNTAIN, costing 0, the most magnificent on the coast; French Plate Mirrors, Showcases, 2 Cash Registers, Plated Ware, Refrigerator, Tables, Leather _ Seat Chairs, Linole Candies, Fancy Boxes, Clock, Counters, Sidecases and articles too nu- merous to mention. INDIANA AUCTION CO. H. J. LEUTHOLTZ, Auction Office: 19 Montgomery st. GROCERIES AND WINES. THIS DAY (THURSDAY) AT 11 A. M. 1501 POWELL .STREET, CORNER VALL 'RANK W. BUTTERFIELD, 602 Marke: RAILROAD TRAVEL MPANY. AND ndeliers, Safe, 0. SOUTHERN FACIFIC (PACIFIC SYSTEM.) Tralns lenve nud are due (o nrrive at NAN FRANCINCO. (Main Line, Foot of Market Street.) Frox JuLy 10, 18%. ARRIVE ud Way Btations... $8:454 10:454 CEAVE 00X Niles, Sau . 004 Benicia, Suisun snd Sacramento. 004 Marysvilie, Oroville snd Redding vis Woodlsnd 5:459 71064 Eluira, Vacaville and Rumsey, S:ddp 7:30A Martinez, San Ramon, Vallejo, Naps, Calisto ud Santa Rosa.. 6:157 8:004 Atlautic Kxpress, Ogden aud Tast.. 8t5r ®i0A Bun Jose, Stockton, Valley Spring, Tone, Sacramento, Marysville, Chico, Tehama and Red Biuft 81304 Peters, Oskdale and Jamestown. *8:304 Milton. .. D:004 New Orleans Kxpress, Merced, Fros- no, Bakersfiold, Santa Barbars, Tos Angeles, Deming, Paso, New Orleans and Eas 30:004 Vallejo, Martinez and Wi *1:00p Sacramento River Steaniers. . o -ar:- Sau Jose, Niles and Way Stations... 2:60 Livermore, Mendota, Hanford and Visaiia ... . . Livermore, San Jose, Niles aud Way ons. tat . . $10:154 4:00F Martinez, 'Ran Ramoy, Vallejo, Napa, Callstoga, K1 Verano and Suntal Itoss. 5 4:00r Benicis, Vacaville, Woodland Kniglits Landing, Marysville, Oro: ville aud Sacramento. . ¥ 4:307 Niles, San Jose, Tracy ati 30 Stockton and Lodi....... B0 Lathrop, Modesto, Mero Mojave, Santa Barbara Angeles......... 4:30p Martivez, Merced (Raymond for Yosemite) and Fresno............. 4:80P Banta Ve Route, Atinutic xpress for Mojaye and Kast.... 8:60¢ Ruropeau Mail, Ogden and East. *6:000 Vallcfo 00 ¢ Hugwards, Nilee and San Joss. ... 17:002 Va lejo, Port Costs snd Way Sta- oni 8:00p Oregon 1t ville, Sound and Kas 9:184 ‘and J.o 12:152 WA {Foot of Market Street.) Melrose, Seminary Park, Fitehinrg, Elmhurst, San Leandro, South San lent vomiting, and it was during one of these that a blood vessel in the brain was ruptured, causing cpoplexy, which Mr. that of Solano su~wested should determine new name. Luchsinger “The meeting the committee Death of a Notable Woman. NEWTON, Mass., July 27.—Mrs. Albert | 1 days and will adv me to-day. to-morrow night will T 4 "UTE. acki i v, | whether the delegates to the Congres- | i - | probably result in a separation,” con- | i studill YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE. |packing this populat place nightly. | SCeal Convention should be the same as | Drought about the quick and fatal re- | Blace Yy “Brecz. All that the forces | Bowker, the originator of and for twenty- | Teantes il ASBroe Seae A Gand BEn and staged at the Tivoll and the at’ | those o the State convention. = This| i yngerstood that Mrs. Haines hag|can do will be to get divorced = |Lwo vears president of (he Women's | tertainment at Metropolitan era season will open with th »duc- B BT e o tos to act | the suspicion that poison had been used. | districts, consisting LR Runs th to Niles. tion of ““Aida” in a magnificent sty for the County Central Committee to act | o % S NH oy "oriat at arriving home to | Ders, is as follows, and it will take nine. J_t From Niles. upon. The place of meeting called forth a contest. W. W. Morrison named teen to elect officers: Forty-sixth ~ Assembly _District — G. Toyne, G. W. Krafts, N. P. Nelson, M. style. The Chutes is prospering these days. | The attractions of the fine entertainment | in the free theater, drawing power of | TOAST DIVISION (Narrow Gauge). (Foot of Market Strees.) 7:454 Santa Cruz Excursion, Santa Cruz find_her daughter unconscious, and be- vond recovery, and noticing the smell of carbolic acid In the room, the frantic uite | Oak- Temple. 2= ADVERTISEMENTS. delegates to the 1 | Cannc o - 3 N land, suggesting tnat as Alameda County | | R. Lyl 5V . Forty-seventl } prior to | g e E much of the popularity of | number to accommodate. Mr. Kendricks | about t} z e o 3 i SR % : 3 3 ,Foiton, sl BRIl ST AR AR B of Glenn expressed the iden that Oakland | and Mre, Allison. Upon the decision of o, n SR s Bonider Creek Sania Oruzand Way o | Wanted everything, including the candi- | the T - bR s o O ebrated | ROOM FOR CONVENTIONS | dates. He believed it would be wise to | that no traces of the acld could be found, | P- B Preble, Charles White (Gecoased), e o e by | hold the Congressional convention at | all ground for any accusation was taken | & 2 g1 e, W R Batten. Br- X Banta Ciuz and’ Princigal Wi he spiritual ad- | « T | Sacramento at the time of the State con- | away, and the charges, made fa the grief | PteFATE, Do Ty RO€ o 5 m Rl B B ) SALIONS .. .evre.nnnse s Sacramento Citizens Make Pro- | vention. It would be a saving of ex-|and despair of the moment, were re- |3 U. 8, X $ ® M. e p 15p San Jose, Glenwood & Wi g ense, he said, as many would serve ln\‘ tracted. R. Hess, A. ](nuesch._B. C. Aflll)(n"]l M. | Owners, Will Dispatch the Following Steam- ad: » Boulder Creek and Santa Cruz tes then went to vision for the Dele- oth bodles, Mr. Hall of Contra Costa,| The funeral of the. deceased took place | Grimmins, 8. Nichols; Fifty-firet=y. €. ers for CREEK ROUTE FERRY t rs, at Market and gates. h,y his proxy, Edgar, placed Martinez in | this afternoon from the family residence M. Doyle, A. € &reb or: committee-at- ;. bl credentials of the { nomination, and Mr. Archer named Wood- | at “the cornor of Russell 'and Lorina | 3, Doyle, A C. Kreuger; commitiee i oum SUF PRANISIO Pt o Mart S Glp 1= . ted upon| Arrangements have: been perfected |land. Mr. Luchsinger presente 6 | streets. The Coroner's inquest held. this . T 3 J. M. . ; . 1100 3 : o My claims of Vallejo. evening resulted in the verdict that death | Malors, 0. M. Sanford, W. M. Cubery, 15:00 of Misses | making it possible to hold both the Demo- | 2 cratic and Republican State conventions | On the first ballot kallfiggz "{?e{{;;‘;df was due to cerebral hemorrhage, caused | Charles Husband, Danlel Stewart. And INTERMEDIATE YUKON RIVER ot of Brordway,—*6:00 8:00 10:00A.M. to der b: s E s ~ | yotes; Sacramento, 2; Martinez, 1; by an abscess on the brain. o e P T POINTS, Via $2:00 *3:00 $4:00 *5:00r.m. oT Y | in the new pavillon building at Sacra- |1anqg,’1; vallejo, 2. Messrs. Oakes, Mor- | YSTERIOUS YOUNG v tdent. end | mento, This result was achieved yester- rison, Kdgar and Farnum voted for Oak- | M DUTCH HARBOR, NEW BOSTON AND ST. COAST DIVISION (Broad Gange). MICHAEL: | CONFLICTING STORIES day by the committes of Sacramento citi- | land; Messrs. Luchsinger and Browning rd and Townsend Sts.) f : zens having the matter in charge, and | for Vallejo; Messre. Friend and Colller | HURT IS LOCATED STEEL LAURADA <7:004 Ban Jose and Way Stations (New i 1 Butte the fact was immediately communicated | of SEramentys ME SCHE T onthe | COME FROM HONGKONG L = SR i e e L L R b to the State committees of both parties. | 00 3" 1iot ‘Messrs. Hall and Friend | HE S HIS FATHER TO BE| SAILING ON OR ABOUT JULY , 08 Bt orue Pacifi.” Grove s g The news was recefved with much satis-| BFOOR PENG LA™ 0ioing this city six s SHOW! e e War Bistioe - P X sentinel, | faction, as it gave assurance that the |Shanged to Oakianc, ERUNE U8 G Ts | One States That the Revolt Has Been A FALSIFIER. L e SOUTH: PORTLAND, 08, Hanta AR conventions will not be crowded for room, | Yotes; & majority. - ¥ | Suppressed, Another That It Is < Sisiee Paso’ Robies, Y Fraticiico: ard that the sessions can thus be held | 800 Bagramento tWo, o ¢ a0y August s = SAILING ON OR ABOUT JULY %, L Griera G 3 their reports, | With as small amount of Bereona ) mase | 20, &t 1l & m., on motion of Mf. Liich- Spreading, He Is a Soldier in a Nebraska Regi- | Connecting at mouth of Yukon River with the A Sart Joss and Way iations 1 to the appropr comfort as the usual midsummer climate | ginger, by a unanimous vote, LONDON, July 2.—The Hongkong cor- t and May Go to Port Sootipany;B. fleaty of 1:304 San Jose and Way Stations . vhich Rev. Father |of the capital city will permit. The ‘question of apportionment of dele- | respondent of the Daily Mail says the ment and May o Porto EIGHT RIVER STEAMERS and BARGES, *2:43¢ Sau Mateo, Redwood, Menlo It was given out some time ago that the conventions would have to be held in the old pavilion building at Sixth and M streets, for the reason that the new pavilion would be in use by those who ates caused another discussion. Mr. Morrison moved that it be the same as for the State convention, one delegate for each 200 votes for Elector McKinlay, but | none at large. Mr. Kendricks moved to | Rico. Oakland Office San Francisco Call, Colonel McNaught, Governor Pingree, Philip B, Low, A. E. Fay, B. B. Glasscock, Michigan, ‘Washington and New York. alo Alto, Santa Clars, Sa: Gilroy, Hollister, Sauta % Bulinas, Monterey and Paciflo Viceroy of Canton has announced to the | Tsung Li Yamen the complete suppres- sion of the rebeuion in those districts. He has announced also that four cities Boston and Alaska Transportation Company y Station since the J 908 Broadway, July 21. |owns and operates its ocean steamships and F San Jose and Printipal Way Stations ate Fair, base the appc diloantira ; e pal Way Stations ngratulated them | are preparing exhibity for the Siate KA base the apportionment on B0 8 vy | have peen reoccupied by the imperial| Mrs. Alfonso Schacfer received a letter |ficet of modern river steamers, ‘which are now | *3i00r San Joseand Erincipal Way Stations eIy T | tember. The floor space in the old build- from counties as under the call for the | DORS (o © 0 o from her long-absent son, Fred Hurt, to- : | 2 o8 Joue 4 ipofgel Vsy SSabls BaSE 4 ng them good | o o e somewhat limited, and the proposi- | State convention. | = N, July Z-—The Hongkong cor-| gay, that relieved her mind of a mother’s | Special accommodations for ladles. | 148245 ¢ Sau Jose aud Way Station 7:80p ey fan | tion to hold the conventions there —“I don’t think Alameda County should | respondent of the Times says: Li Yap | golicitude and at the same time gives| Electric lights, steam heat, best meals, best | lor Mo T for Afis: lcath ‘of the lale | brousnt forth a storm of protests that | want it ail” exclaimed Mr. Lucheinger | Yan, the leader of the refelllon in the | proof that J. J. Hurt, her divorced hus | bertha. beat tim. e T R v T ety S eatened to injure the reputation of of Solano County, as he claimed a dele- | province of Kwang Si, has proclaimed a : 2 T | {Bundays snd Mondays. ___a Sats PhistA. Omote, ke, | Dacramento s S envention city. . The gate-at-large from his county. As a sub: | new dynasty, styied ' “Vast Progress. i S L R P S e h (Sentamand Hondaye 8 Ssturdays and Sundas S Erand Ute- | tizens' committee accordingly “set ta | stitute to the prior motions he moved that ' vric . asiamation states that because a | o 2 Contracting Freight and Passenger Agen ifiding, which | work and succeeded in giving intending | the apportionment e thesamoas adopted greaf and pure Aynasty is weak, because | Coved 8 telegram from the young man 2 ‘Montgomery st. San Francisco, cal | SAN FRANCISCD AND NORTH PACIFIG 8 rerecns, | exhibitors such agsurances as resulted in for the State conventon, and it was ETC% S0 RS e oppressive, “and be. | Stating that he was in the battles of June ATE © WETT, RAILWAY COMPANY. was filled | the :Q\lrrpndgr of the ngwflpavmon to the | un.’\n‘lTvmsl)v \ar'r!e . Glenn County }ug\A cause foreigners are taking Chinese ter- | 23 and 24 before Santiago. General Traffic Manager, Seattle, Wash, Tiduren B i of St tiie feat- | conventions until August 25. | in, elocted lts delegates, the gction Was| ritory, he has revelled, and that heaven | It was during the hearing of the peti- St C“I'S'CD'T‘“O SA:“""AE" address by GRS T A = S e = signified its approval by causing sev- | tion of Hurt for the removal of the three S N IEAE flattering CLUB. | The county chairmen will be required to | eral cities to fall into his hands. Accord- | , = . 2 | WEEK i3, 9:00, 1L:00 EvE Jaid o fattering KENNEL | acni i Patucas Fiown ‘the 'Srveusion oy | oral clties to fallfuto bis handa, Aecord | minor children from thelr mothar's cus Dr.Gibbon’s Dispensary, | Wz DAYS T, Sk A e w43 tody that Hurt exclaimed dramatically caucuses for the election of delegates so | city of Wun Gun has peen captured and 625 KEARNY ST. Established | at 11:30 p. m. Saturdays—Extra trips at Classes Anan’ée’ri for Canine Con- es of the institute HOL d in the | 3 : | that they may be in before the 1Sth. P ve be a in court: ‘Your son has enlisted in the in 1854 for the treatment of Private d 11 T tests in the Future. Ro Toemal recommendation. was made | atomend LoDl e R el e | army,‘and T received astelegram Just pe: | Discases, Lost Manhood. Debility of SUNDAYSI6:00 530, 11:00 a m.; 130 330 ‘m! resident to the county committees regarding to Ted. fore I left home from him, in which he | disease wearing on bodyand mindand 6:00, 6:20 p. m. in” peopls had | An unexpectedly large S pOmee leas | date of primaries, although It was sug- | —_———— £aid that he had taken part in the assault Skin Divesses. I dociorcureswivon | BAN” RXFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO. 1 people hac b Ran Dratolsen yrimaries, efore-Bantiagomad escaped; Ijury. others fal y him. Charges oW. WEEK DAYS—8:10, 7:60, $:20, 11:10 a. m.; 13 centuries | made to the call o gested that they he held the same time 'CLAIMS: THE IRENE-WAS This Mrs. Schaefer declared” was done uresgunranteed. Callorwrite. | 3.0, 510 p. Saturdays—Extra trips af Kennel Club for a meeting of the Pacific The and place as those for delegates to the | State convention are. a e | s IBBON, Box 195’ d the | Coast 2 | convention was called to order Dr. 4 to annoy and worry her, and it accom- plished its purpose until this morning, when she received a letter from her ab- kennel and specialty clubs. ?n:ln a m.; 1:40, 3:48 in 1:55 p. m. and 6:35 | SUNDAYS—3:10, ¥: 5:00, 6:25 p. m. ON A HUMANE MISSION | » Occfdental Hotel last 5 E SxEeE iy | parlor of the, Ocgental o Yefin Was | COURSING AT UNION PARK. = St son He'ls in Camp Thomas, Chick- _Between Buc"francisco and Schue ek ian and J. P. Norman sec- : s Pri; H ’s Version of That Un- | amauga, Ga., and has not been to Cuba. i s 2. = e | elected chajrman; and J. L. Fast Dogs That Will Enter the Slij ace e | He enlisted in Company H, Second Regi- Leave Arrive E 3 retary. T % g - ES pléasant Incident at Subig ment, Nebraska Volunteer Infantry, at | San Francisco. | In Effect | Sar Francisco. hat when one | The invitation, after rec thngla ?rlelam ) on Saturday and Sunday. B Chadron, Nebr., on May 6, and on the 19th ! June 29, S a weaker one it is the | ble and resolution, set forth the follow-| sl ay. Jeft there for Gamp Thoras, where they | 1598, Suc- eel strong nation to step in | ing rules to be proposed for adoption to | he drawing for the open stake which BERLIN, July 21—A dispatch f have been ever since. | Destination.[ daye. | Days. humanity and prevent that | the American Kennel Club: | will be run on Saturday and Sunday at , July 27— patch from | have been ever mlnce. U o i o inat 58 | "Puppy class, for dogs between six and | Union Coursing Park, last evening, re- | Shanghal to-day says an official state- 1 B THE BEST RAILWAY Petaluma, i ve mother was located, so wrote a letter an e evening the fo.owing excel- | twelve months. 4 sulted as follows: ment from Prince Henry of Prussia in re- | {10 cq "¢ In another to his aunt in Ore- ‘.r;\:u sa. mme wag rendered: A | Novice class, for Jogs that have never ... g nel'e Alameda vs. M. Tiernan's | 8ard to the Irene incident at Subig Bay, gon, to have forwarded, and asked her to SAN FRANG'SGO t0 GH":AGU w‘“:g.r Gy Coppersmith.” Miss | taken a first prize, wianers in the PUPDY | por Persecution; Labusen & Duncan's Presi- | Philippine Islands, has been published in | Writo him. He declated nis desire to o e Miss May lc 3 enor | class excepte dio Girl vs. H. R. Baldwin's Chester; I. L. | 2 f comin; ome. > Tecitation Miss Cora | Open class, oven to Bl dOgS SXCID | Seare Bewsty ve. Lowe & Thombesss’ Brings | the Ost Asiatische Lioyd. It says the | reach Cuba instead of coming Every Day Pullman Palace Slecping Cars anpee Rosie Bennett; | champious. | Hal; George Farrell's Tar-ra-ra vs. O. H. | lrene went to Subig Bay to take off some and Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars | 3:30 pm| 8:00 am| Cloverdale. instrumental | Premier class, open to dogs having won | Hoag's Obadiah; E. V. Sullivan's Winged | Spanish women and children who were in REASON FLED WHEN Ran on the Following Times | 7% am [Hopland and trompone J. | four first prizes in open class. tiiel Foot vs. J. R. ;‘mfilll\-‘?eém!x‘ Derby Ken- | distress. At Isla Grande the German Leave San Francisco.4:30 p. m., §.M.T.W.T.F.8. 2:30 nm) 4:00 -mf Uklah. ] k; Champion class, open to all dogs having | ner's Mona va. Curds & Sons et inio AT A to i fatie #tear i HER HUSBAND LEFT % S 430 m. ML WIRE | Tpin : No Catheart; 8 s0lo, | won three first prizes in premier class, . M. k'era,lh = y i R fo i tha Tnehrgants) whioh 2 1ket Arrive nver p. m, W. | Guerneville. | 7:35 pm{ n, ';‘ulu 'Jb!i quln)v.r»t, The following )(“luhs lw(flrel re; res;me\%: Soi‘r{la: v: 4 lyl‘zng"h”!,r! ’E‘»’c;"oa“r‘{ln_apembmnk wlt'};wugt Sifmentty arlsisng oy remm&g = Arrive Kansa: { & m., T.F.8. } 3 A :::: Grifiing, J. C. O'Don’ [ San Francisco Kennel Club, Dr. F. W. | a-kittle va. O, ohor 5, Pembrook 3 Arrive St. Louls T noma Ji0; 3 were well re- | Club, J. E. Doake, F, C. Gifford; Pacific (9" 57 torer: XV Balliean, = nites el v ot speal —— | 7 B Sasift Clib, J. P, Norman; Pacific Fox | yans False Tlatterers i b, Sollivan's Sky- | her. “In conclusion the statement - sets YEAR-OLD BRIDE. HARVEY’S DINING-ROOMS Sebastopol. [10:40 am/10:25 am VT s e Terrier Club, N M. Hickman P30T | Willetts' “Jerséy Lily vs. C. Stehl's ‘Johnny Lo e Tl SLE Waren A T msarad oR Berve Supcrior Meals at Very Reasone | 30 pm! 5:00 pm PR b ‘e Doake, H. T. Payne; Seattle Kennel Club, | Rookh George Whitney's Theron; T. J. | the rules of neutrality. After Having Been Abandone YOU WILL BE COMFORTARLE serville for Skaggy/Springs; at Cloverdale for Business and Announcements of the | G. M. Cook, HoT I’nyns. 2 o Melnerney's Johnny R va. Curtis & Sons' Ro: e B by Her Legal Protector. ..._.—n(-:r_.‘._‘._-s the Geysers; at Hoplund for Duncen Spris AL | "The proceedings opened with an objec- sette; S. Hanson's . Conley vs. Curtls & et d i) I avel on the +: Highlan prings, else: % Varjous P“‘th,"“sef‘ e tion by Merton Allen to Mr. Payne's pa- %im" Mitler Maid; Parha Kennls Rest ‘As- OBSEQUIES OF GALLANT Sisnaer e o8 Trayel D Spfings.” oy By %2:?}"‘5’;":{.“ Bar A Surrender” at the Co- | tjcipation, on the ground of the latter's | sured v 5 n s: Pasha ND, July 2.—Mrs. J r has been much Im- | disqualification by the American Kennel =Kennel's Gallant Foe va. A. Johnion's Moun- LIEUTENANT ' CAPRON | prvnia. s bride of four montha and onty | SAN FRANCISCO TICKET OFFICE—8 MARKET §T, epriney; Dive Lakes, raurel peil Lalk the opening night, and is ;rm' A 3'|'3;fi‘ql.?,?,,,h$xn'fl‘, :,ff,hd‘:{’x‘?‘ 2 D e Ao ol Senw Bty = . | 20 years of age, Is confined in the Receiv- ' TELEPHONE MAIN 138L side, Lierley” Bucknsil's, Sunhedsin Heighta, e - man- | interesting. 8 ywed. e an | R B 41 % ville, Booneville, § n auite a satistactory man- | NS 0cy by Mr. Allen, to which Mr. 8 T B McEIqgwacys Hot, Sty A, Jonn. | Body Escorted to Arlington Cemetery | ing Hospital to-night, with her reason | Ogkland Ofios—1118 Broadway. docino City, Fort Brags, Westport, Usal. lance is good and the en- | pgyne replied at some length, Mr. Barker (008 28T fhoon's Sir Wiltull ve, C. F. In- by a Company of the Fifteenth dethroped. She and her husband came Sseramento Ofice—201 J Street. Saturday to Monday round-trip ticksts at uch better than was prom- | explained that he had received informa- go enwood; E. V. Bullivan's here only three months ago from Fall reduced rates. z gersoll's Gl : Royal P 1vani y San Jose Office—7 West Santa Olara S, _ On Sundays round-trip tickets to all polnts Jduction. There will | tion from members of the American Ken- Huee ve., Pembrook Kennel's Wildflower: 1. SRnsy yerin River, Mass., expecting to find worl, but e Meedme s Rkt beycnd San’ Rafael at half rates. v and a Sunday ‘ nel Club that the proposed new rules ] McInerney's Sunolite vs. L. Austin's Glen- WASHINGTON, July 27.—Funeral serv- | sate seemed against them. Recently her > ——— Monday | Stood little chance of consideration from | stone: T. 4 Cronin'y Thornbill va. Pasha Ken- | joes over the remains of Lieutenant Allyn | husband deserted her, leaving her penni- Tioket Offices. %0 Market st., Chronicle bids. Wil 8P| Sibmté a modification of the fulc on win' | R . de Lapes Green Valley Maid: L. Avs: | Capron, one of the gallant heroes of ., She hrentens silclde and murder in | TyE AN FRANGISGD AND SAN JOAQUID Aort and Gen Manager. Gen. Fams. Ared st comedy |G g but Mr. Doake propised- an tin's Douglag v H. Perrigo's oosevelt's Rougl ers, who fell before | her in: 3 S5 oeming ' the play in | Ders { w carried, % Kennel's Arapahoe vs. J. McCor held h 3¢ Mrs. Bronko has a pitiable history. Born 4 v | sndment which was carrled, and it | Pasha & =leyis Siboney July 1, were held here to-day, the | debut as a | amendment which was caried. @0nd [t Rapid; T. B, McEidowney's Blackston Do N aviny heen brought north ew thy| i Portugal, she came to this country VALLEY RAILWAY COMPAHY, HORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD well fitted to | W5 %0 the classification in forse prior | Teaners Monotony: B & R. Scott's Mystery | G5iemment transport Fudson. Sorviese | when a mere child, and was married at| From Jane 1, 18%, trains will run as follows: 3 43 el | o Janur { b J5. Those voting in favor v T. I Melnerney s Rosen B, I, McCormicks | 5,27c Feld in 8 Faul's Bpicopn Church, U, Her frst husband died, leaving her | ~gouis bound Norlhbownt o Vie Suuselito Ferry, May | P re Doake and Payne, with two votes E o'y Profimder v ilivan's | The coffin was n a profusion of floraj 3 it imee) 2 advance | WY Gifiora, D'Evelyn and Cook, w B e er's Komlaws oo WA%S | offoripes, The Rev. Dr. Harding opened Now with relatives in the East. Taseen- | Mixed, Mixed. | Fassens, AND 8 T | against the amendment were Normzn, | Sullivams Fiving Buck: 8. B, Portal's Laurel. | the services, and a choir of young ladies | No doubt the mother's mourning over |~ ger, |Sunday( Sta- |Sunday = ger, WEEK DAYS—T:00, 30, 11:00 & m.; Jeopen in & | Tarker, Hickman. Allen and Carlton. | wood vs. E. V. Sullivan's Black Lock; A. & | sang “Nearer, My God, to Thee and | theMoroad dep et A ae ey | ez, Exented) Gome |Bagibted] Daly. . o e L San Raris) gn Minteye e Tomg st | = DB ety ~an | MR A o B Wi, Eironkc have been living at| TMan| Stockton | 3:45 | Wednendays, Satardays and Sundays at: 113 riedlander, | Coast Lights Again in Use. | Sioan'vs. Curtis & Sonw Highland Ball men of \he Fifteenth Pennsylvania Reg- | 716 Filbert street of late. He was re- | 8104 miZs Rased 18 BRI e bl M, <ol Dot be Henry | \oappip, July 27.—The Spanish author- ———————— iment, where It was interred. Lieutenant | ported to the police to-night as having | 10402 m| & Hanfora | 7: ™ ama 1:00, *1:45, 2:30, *4:00, 5:30, 6:4 p. m. r the man- e decided to reflluminate th. |T MAY NOW BE Capron’s mother and widow were present, | been ‘seen on the street, threatening to 5 p mi1l: Bkrsfid | 2 m | *1100a, m. does fot run to San Rafael Sunday: an. Tn e e v i skt o Thands Aebicn | MERR SaPhis tather is with his battery of ar- | commit sulcide, but nothing tangible can | 13:0s bm| 1.4 pm| Visalia | 6:40 & m| m| i does not run to Mill Valley Sund hree plays | lighthouses > s, rhic tillery In Cuba. be found to-night of his whereabouts. rorning at Intermedints polnis as required | . 1ralns marked * run to San Quentin were ordered to be extinguished shortly after the outbreak of the war, GOVERNOR OF MANILA L TO SAN FRANCISCO. Connections—At Stockton with steamboats of e R L T g California Navigation and Improvement Com- pany, leaving San Francisco and Stockton at § 15 p gt e Summer School of Methods. . : : TRA TRIPS on Mondays, t 6:40 p..m. PACIFIC GROVE, July 27.—The Sum- ast recovered ————— e MR. LUDLOW NOT OUT, p. m. — Wednesdays y NEW YORK, July 27.—A Tribune | ’ 23 y . s - m. dally, excepting Sunday from San Fran- tlons ind have settled special from Washington says: Gen- [ mer School of Methods of the California OAKLAND.l Jul!y tfl 1“1-‘.:- EHQ'X’NT}].&; oL el ateate dn aat e shae Hehelilo des eral Merritt has reached Manila, ac- | Woman's Christian Temperance Union | printed the following to-night: | Snellings, _Coulterville, Yosemite, etc.; also . SUNDANS 0, o0 e N nie weak = p ke SIS ding to the most conservative calcu. | OPened one of its most important depart- | “To-day Divislon Superintendent James | with stage from Hornitos, Marlposa etc.; at g ‘marked o start from San Quentin. bving o good patronage | Stmr State of California, Thomas; 49 hours ,“‘G "5l the War Depaatment oo }“' ments to-day—that for the promotion of Lankershim with stage to and from Madera. | TTARS merked s Btk 197 SR eco, the. excellont manher i | from Partisad, 2 Pt Aoy Bl T aandwftols belleved th:t hehie alre:d!\; urity. The g)nen.ker%‘were Mfi" M:fi;y ‘lla. A Philippine Heroine. WEEK DAYS-—:45, 645 T3, 843, 10:10 , b Rannering City of Papecte, 7 s trom ¥ . D. S. Dixon, Mrs. a. 40, s 2 Orphans” is mresented. | i i assumed the military governorship of H%‘;‘,‘,‘,'“M{;,s_ ' 51z, Barher, ‘Mes, B4, | One of the Philippine insurgent leaders 1z x| gOUNT TAMALPAIS SCEWIC RAILWAY. EXTRA T W o the ,:‘q(.:‘{“ o tlnm and nota- DOMESTIC PORTS. | the Philippines, as ~directed by the | Winston and Miss Robertson. In the af- | beautiful woman whose life seems to 3 o and Saturdays a (n bt In’ (he beauiryl and | PORT TOWNSENDoArrived July 2-Nor | president. It is the impression that | ternoon the general tople was “The charmed. She e S S S B X L g T C e ke sctinees AT HAPOR.-Arrived July 2i—Schr O | General Augusti, the Spanish Governor | World's Woman's Christian Temperance | the very teeth of dea guns cannon, e R ROBGI TRAINS, discussed by Miss Murcett of | m. week days—Cazadero and way sta'ns. iss Ackerman, tile | p. m. Saturdays—Cazadero and way sta’ns. p. m. week days (Saturday excepted)—To- l‘#fl Days—9:30 a. m. 1:45 a1 15 Union,” ind P, m. Sundays—8:0, 9:00 10:00, 11:30 a. m., 1:45 ang at the O at the Orpheum, including Sydney, Australia; General, has already found means of sisters, high-wire perform- T Hill, from Ventura; schr C A Thayer, from conveying the assurance to Admiral see people ir this country who live so long that | but has never been wounded. Frequently we | | | | Ve vacal: | Ragondo, nd-the-world ‘white ribbon mission- | em charmed also, but the only g and El\‘;c)'(]“;:;lr,;;xr}nfita‘;mh‘:\‘; T“?““s’:n'“r'r'li‘e:fl‘é’ #i—tmr Charles Nel- | Dewey of his readiness to surrender the | grv' and Mrs, Harriett Skelton. In the | :::‘rrm":;u:”l‘:. 16 Ok ity kasil . CHEle | Boong et feay ANIL. Valley, 4k [ R e Moty stAAIS. rilsts; Valmore, the wonderful —vocal | Aprived July 21-Stmrs Weshtenaw and Min. (Moment the American forces are pre- | cvening Miss Murcett gave an lllustrated strength and vitalise thely bld with;that:cels- |, THOS, CBOK & SON, Agents, 11 Marker 5:0a. m Sund dero and way sta'ns. mimic and many other star artists, is | eola, hence July 23. pared to receive the city. ecture on “The Australian Gold Fields.” | brated remedy, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Francisco. |'1:45 p. m. Sundays—Point Reyes and way sta'ns,